| RUSTIC | Game with good sort in charge, a country person (6) |
| HUBRISTIC | Arrogant, brutish sort in charge (9) |
| TOPPER | A good sort in formal headgear (6) |
| APOLOGY | One who's for going about game with good defence |
| OFFICIOUS | Intrusive out-of-sorts in charge promises to pay (9) |
| ALLY | A country, person or group united with another (4) |
| OSTRICH | Good sort in love with tasty bird |
| ABITOFF | Sailor set on one good sort in poor taste |
| YOKEL | Shaped piece on garment will last for a country person |
| RUSSIA | Country person wasting no time in conversation? (6) |
| PIPPIN | Word, in reference to its seed of origin, for an Allington, Cox's orange, Newtown, Ribston, Sturmer or other example of a good apple; thus, any delightful thing, excellent person, good sort or all-rou |
| STREET | Way a good sort nurses Rowan, perhaps (6) |
| TEEOFF | Good sort including East European in drive (3,3) |
| QUAGGA | Question posh commander about good sort of horse once (6) |
| LETOFF | Spare the good sort of Franglais? |
| MENSCH | Good sort |
| MEANIE | No-good sort |
| GUMARABIC | Fool capsized horse in charge a what a sap! (3,6) |
| MANAGERESS | Woman in charge, a complainer, ruler in muddle (10) |
| CONDUCTOR | Person in charge, a live wire maybe (9) |
